by Christine Franklyn | Feb 1, 2021 | Canine Cancer Blog
The best gifts are the ones that have a personal touch. Forget the usual commercial hype for Mother’s Day, dog moms would love to have a unique memento created by their pup. How does your pup create a unique homemade dog gift? With their paws or nose, of course! Here...
by Christine Franklyn | Jan 27, 2021 | Canine Cancer Blog
Health-conscious people may be used to reading food labels closely but it’s a good idea for every pet parent to be doing the same thing when it comes to food for our four-legged friends. There are several dog food ingredients to avoid. These ingredients that send up...
by Kyle Stevenson | Jan 21, 2021 | Canine Cancer Blog
My dog has cancer, now what can we do? “THERE IS NOTHING MORE THAT WE CAN DO.” This uttered phrase is perhaps worse than hearing the phrase, “Your dog has cancer.” It sears you like a red-hot fire iron, the resulting burn creating a much longer-acting pain than the...
by Kristina Evelyn | Jan 20, 2021 | Canine Cancer Blog
Are some dog breeds more prone to cancer than others? The simple answer to this question is “Yes!” However, explaining why some dogs are more likely to get cancer is more complex. It’s true, as commonly thought, that some dog breeds are more prone to cancer than...
by Kyle Stevenson | Dec 4, 2020 | Canine Cancer Blog, Christmas Time
Christmastime . . . For so many people, the holiday season brings with it feelings of hope, joy, peace, and a sense of family. It is the time of year when people envision close-knit family gatherings around a bountiful table, mugs of hot cocoa with plenty of...
by Christine Franklyn | Nov 20, 2020 | Canine Cancer Blog
Your fur kid has been with you every step of the way, greeting you when you come home every day and nuzzling close to cheer you up when you are down. Is there anything dog owners can do to reduce the risk of canine cancer? Is there such a thing as a diet for dogs with...
by Christine Franklyn | Oct 20, 2020 | Canine Cancer Blog
We know our dogs can’t literally tell us when something is wrong so pet owners who want to make sure they’re being responsible may worry about any underlying health problems our furry friends may have. Typically, there are some warning signs that may indicate your...
by Kristina Evelyn | Oct 16, 2020 | Canine Cancer Blog
Learning More About Dogs with Mast Cell Tumors Learning that your precious pet has a form of cancer can be overwhelming. For many of us, our dogs are a much-loved member of our family. They love us unconditionally and they become a valued part of our daily lives. The...
by Kyle Stevenson | Sep 30, 2020 | Canine Cancer Blog
Navigating Dog Cancer Treatment Options When you have emotionally survived the initial shock of your dog’s cancer diagnosis and have spoken with your dog’s veterinarian or veterinary oncologist about all of your questions, the decision “ball” is – whether you are...
by Christine Franklyn | Sep 24, 2020 | Canine Cancer Blog
Continued from… What working breeds of dogs are affected by dog cancer? These breeds listed below come from the herding, non-sporting group and toy group of dogs. Each breed of dog is special and have their own personalities and traits that make them who they are. ...
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